Create a "business package" for your client. Items to include:
business card
postcard
letterhead
return address label
envelope
sticky notes
Research at places like iprint.com and vistaprint.com for ideas and for prices. Once you have created each of the items in Scribus, generate a price list in MSWord to use for future assignments.
2/1/13
Finish the 2nd draft of your client's business card (changes to the template, tweaking of the logo)
Go to this website, select TWO articles to read and present to the class
Start reading and taking notes.
You can create a new page in OneNote for your articles, and take your notes there. :)
1/21/13
Finish the Inkscape tutorials
Write a "Character Sketch" for your fairy tale character. If you are still looking for a client/character, research the Brothers Grimm and Hans Christian Anderson. Remember, I do not want a movie or a Disney version!
Your sketch should include:
Name
Occupation (based on the fairy tale/s, what does the character do for a living - what kind of work?)
Family life
Preferences -- use your imagination
colors
fonts
foods
music
favorite movie
Personal motto
Based on the Character Sketch, create a logo for your client ON PAPER FIRST. Paper version must be ok'ed before you move to Inkscape. The logo must
Create recognition
Be recognizable at a distance
Fit in small and large spaces
Aid in memory encoding and decoding
Be easy to recognize and remember
Represent the character
Create communications synergy
Bring out positive emotions
1/15/13
Basic Inkscape tutorial here
Drawing with Fractals here
1/10/13
Finish identifying the errors in the text file. Save Frequently
Once you have completed the corrections, get paper (and a writing instrument if needed)
SKETCH your ideas for the flyer
Word Art? Where? What words?
Clip Art? Where? What images?
No more than two fonts - which ones?
Text? What words? Where?
ASSUME A TIME OF 10:00 A.M.
Select you best idea and bring the SKETCH to teacher
Once your sketch has been okayed, start creating the flyer
Start working in Inkscape on a logo design for yourself
11/6/12
Complete any revisions on your brochure. If I checked your brochure yesterday, you have quite a bit of work to do. Also, if I checked your brochure yesterday, please check the work of someone I did not get to and give them advice based on what I told you.
Create a PowerPoint (Save As YourLastName_brochure). Use screenshots from your brochure to illustrate your use of
Contrast
Alignment
Repetition
Proximity
Contact information
Copyright information
Examples of the fonts you used, identifying them as Fantasy, Sans Serif or Serif
Zoom in on the area of interest before you take the screenshot (See Below)
Save Frequently!
How to take a screenshot
Get the area you want to shoot in the center of your screen (zoom in if need be)
Hold down the Control key
While holding the Control key, press the Print Screen key
This puts a copy of the screen on your clipboard
Control-V to Paste the shot into your PowerPoint
Repeat 1-4 as needed
Behave yourselves! Save Frequently! See you tomorrow. - hburleson
10/26/12
Your dummy copy must be approved before you begin putting your brochure together on the computer. You may use Inkscape, Word or Publisher to create your brochure.
10/24/12
Continue working on your brochure. Elements to consider include:
What is your Purpose? What does your client (Disney Corp) want to accomplish with the brochure?
Who is your Reader? What does the target audience look like? Average age? Number of children? Average income?
What is your Information? What pictures do you want to include? What text do you want to include?
How will you Organize your Information? What color palette will you use (the main color and two accent colors)? What fonts will you use (Fantasy, Serif, San-serif)? Where will you place each picture? Where will you place each block of text? [All of this goes into/on your dummy copy]
9/18/12
Vocabulary 1 - You are responsible for knowing all the terms, even though you only had to find definitions for a few. You do *not* need to memorize the definitions, but rather have an understanding (in your own words) of each term. We will be using these terms constantly in class, so get them in your head soon! :)
Assignments
4/11/13
Magazine Project
The elements of your magazine should be in a Word document and should include the following:- What is the theme of your magazine?
- What is the title of your magazine?
- List the articles (at least 6) and give the topic and word count of each
- List the ads (at least 8) and give the topic and page size of each
This should be written up in grammatically correct English, with your name in the header, printed and turned in by the end of class Friday.The mock-up should be hand-drawn/hand-written on 8.5x11 folded in half.
4/8/2013
Magazine Project
You are going to create a magazine based on the theme of your choice.Requirements: (Revised 4/11/13)
- At least 3 articles of 500+ words 300+ words
- At least 2 articles of 1000+ words 500+ words
- At least 1 article of 2000+ words 1000+ words
- At least 3 1/4 page ads At least 2
- At least 3 1/2 page ads
- At least 4 full-page ads At least 2
- At least 1 2-page ad
- Front & Back covers
- One "letter from the Editor" of 300+ words (YOU are the editor) of 150+ words
You may create the articles yourself, or get them from online. Online MUST have full attribution3/22/13
After you have finished your movie:2/27/13
Make certain your Spring Client 1 folder contains:2/22/13
Explore the work of M. C. Escher and then create a design of your own2/14/13
Create a "business package" for your client. Items to include:- business card
- postcard
- letterhead
- return address label
- envelope
- sticky notes
Research at places like iprint.com and vistaprint.com for ideas and for prices. Once you have created each of the items in Scribus, generate a price list in MSWord to use for future assignments.2/1/13
1/21/13
Finish the Inkscape tutorialsWrite a "Character Sketch" for your fairy tale character. If you are still looking for a client/character, research the Brothers Grimm and Hans Christian Anderson. Remember, I do not want a movie or a Disney version!
Your sketch should include:
Based on the Character Sketch, create a logo for your client ON PAPER FIRST. Paper version must be ok'ed before you move to Inkscape. The logo must
1/15/13
Basic Inkscape tutorial hereDrawing with Fractals here
1/10/13
Finish identifying the errors in the text file. Save FrequentlyOnce you have completed the corrections, get paper (and a writing instrument if needed)
SKETCH your ideas for the flyer
- Word Art? Where? What words?
- Clip Art? Where? What images?
- No more than two fonts - which ones?
- Text? What words? Where?
- ASSUME A TIME OF 10:00 A.M.
Select you best idea and bring the SKETCH to teacherOnce your sketch has been okayed, start creating the flyer
1/9/13
Download this fileChange the font color and size of EVERY error.
Save as YLN_sandy
Using Scribus create a 1 page flyer advertising the event
12/4/12
Create a bumper sticker that your favorite book character would have on his/her vehicle.11/26/12
11/12/12
Explore the information at Generation TXContinue working on your logo.
11/9/12
Take the quiz you will find here11/8/12
11/6/12
How to take a screenshot
Behave yourselves! Save Frequently! See you tomorrow.
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10/26/12
Your dummy copy must be approved before you begin putting your brochure together on the computer. You may use Inkscape, Word or Publisher to create your brochure.10/24/12
Continue working on your brochure. Elements to consider include:9/18/12
Vocabulary 1 - You are responsible for knowing all the terms, even though you only had to find definitions for a few. You do *not* need to memorize the definitions, but rather have an understanding (in your own words) of each term. We will be using these terms constantly in class, so get them in your head soon! :)